Bach, Couperin & Scarlatti: Essences baroques Arkaitz Chambonnet
Album info
Album-Release:
2016
HRA-Release:
10.10.2016
Label: Ad Vitam records
Genre: Classical
Subgenre: Instrumental
Artist: Arkaitz Chambonnet
Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), Couperin, Scarletti
Album including Album cover Booklet (PDF)
- 1 Les barricades mysterieuses 02:55
- 2 Prelude 03:03
- 3 Fuguette 02:13
- 4 Pompe funebre 06:13
- 5 La chemise blanche 04:41
- 6 Adagio 03:37
- 7 Fuga 05:31
- 8 Siciliana 02:35
- 9 Presto 04:27
- 10 K. 208 04:06
- 11 K 322 03:21
- 12 K 380 05:53
- 13 K 481 06:58
Info for Bach, Couperin & Scarlatti: Essences baroques
Three great masters of the Baroque, three musical essences. Arkaïtz Chambonnet is both a soloist as well as a chamber musician. Between 2009 and 2011, he was awarded with 6 prizes including the 1st Prize at the Fernando Sor contest of Rome, the 2nd Prize at the Printemps de la guitare in Belgium and the 2nd Prize, as well as the prize of interpretation, at the Francisco Tárrega contest in Spain, this last one being one of the most prestigious guitar contest in the world.
In 2012, he co-founded the Quatuor Eclisses with Gabriel Bianco, Pierre Lelièvre and Benjamin Valette. This guitar quartet performs frequently in France and abroad and has released two CDs: Guitares (lien) and Invitation française (lien). In 2013, they won the FNAPEC European competition for music ensemble and the following year, they were Banque Populaire Foundation laureates.
The guitarist Arkaïtz Chambonnet delivers a personal vision of this repertoire through transcriptions in which he explores the richness of his instrument. “For this CD, I carefully chose works whose polyphonic power could be conveyed by guitar. I have done most of the transcriptions. I received advice from Gérard Abiton, an eminent guitarist and specialist in this field, who instilled this passion in me through his teaching. I also wanted to pay him a tribute by playing some of his transcriptions. Whether these are original works for violin, viola da gamba with continuo or harpsichord, I always had in mind to adapt them while highlighting the polyphonic qualities of guitar. I simplified some parts and amplified others, always being very concerned not to distort the original work”. (Arkaïtz Chambonnet)
Arkaitz Chambonnet, classical guitar
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Booklet for Bach, Couperin & Scarlatti: Essences baroques